Just a word of warning, I believe that while supporting minutes, hours, and
days is rather trivial since we have such fields on the structs and so we could
just increment them, supporting weeks is trickier - are all weeks composed of 7
days or there are calendars where this is not true? Maybe
Good point Wojtek.
Unfortunately this concern also applies to hours and seconds, which can
change between calendars. I believe seconds today already operates as ISO
seconds, so I would just document that all units are ISO units.
On Wed, Jun 3, 2020 at 9:14 AM Wojtek Mach wrote:
>
> Just a w
Well, if you implementing a fantasy world game, a week can have different
days.
For example, in forgotten realms, a week has 10 days.
https://forgottenrealms.fandom.com/wiki/Calendar_of_Harptos
Em qua., 3 de jun. de 2020 às 10:23, José Valim
escreveu:
> Good point Wojtek.
>
> Unfortunately this
With the recent Ruby 2.7 release came a new version of the IRB and that
works really well.
Some of the features I'd like to see in IEx is:
- Multiline REPL support (so when you key-up on your history, it returns a
whole block instead of a single line)
- Navigate block (when you are in Block mode
This would be handy for supporting monorepos which contain different
projects. One example of project that would benefit from such thing is
OpenTelemetry repository which could contain data for API and SDK in one
repo instead of using separate ones.
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On Wed, Jun 3, 2020 at 6:21 PM Łukasz Niemier wrote:
> This would be handy for supporting monorepos which contain different
> projects. One example of project that would benefit from such thing is
> OpenTel
